On Tue, 4 May 1999, Michael Sobolev wrote:
> > You can see an bit of an example of this ShowBroken in apt-get.cc, the
> > GlobOr function returns an iterator range that represents the current or
> > group and steps the input iterator..
> Well, actually, I copied the code from the apt-cache.cc and tried to make use
> of it. Sometimes it works, sometimes it does. Let me put few lines of my
> code:
> if (version.end () == false)
> {
> for (pkgCache::DepIterator D = version.DependsList (); D.end ()
> == false; D++)
> {
The trouble is that you are ++ing D, the GlobOr Function does this for
you, it actually steps to the next entry past the last or element. So by
++ing you are skipping over every other entry.
Jason
